It may not have the same ring as Halloweekend, but Election Day could prove to be the biggest party of the year.
Column, Opinions
Our Politicians Suffer From Celebrity Syndrome
In the era of social media, we have become unable to separate the personal from the relevant in our political leaders, which has led us to unnecessarily concern ourselves with the color of our president’s suit.
Opinions, Column
The Long Fight Against Alienating Negativity
It is so easy to disengage important issues by taking a lukewarm double negative position. We must fight against the natural tendency toward inaction that keeps us from engaging the democratic process.
Opinions, Column
God In The Oval Office
The president-elect places his hand on the Bible and swears an oath to defend the Constitution, but it is an oath that makes no reference to the Judeo-Christian God. This gesture is an anomaly among developed countries.
Metro, Politics
First Lady Supports Coakley At Campaign Rally
First Lady Michelle Obama took time off from her anniversary on Friday to support Democratic gubernatorial candidate Martha Coakley.
Column, News
Mitt Romney’s Flirtatious Affair With The American Electorate
Mitt Romney’s wooing of the American electorate could be a decoy, or just the latest fad in a GOP field without a clear front-runner for 2016.
On Campus, News
From Dorchester to Beacon Hill: Linda Dorcena Forry Chronicles Her Journey From Community Leader To State Senator
Forry’s parents, immigrants from Haiti, instilled in her values of hard work and community at an young age. Those values would carry her all the way to the State House.
Metro, Business
Wynn Resorts Awarded Casino License For Everett
The upcoming casino will be one of the largest private developments in Massachusetts history.
Metro, Politics
Coakley, Baker Will Face Off In General Election
The Massachusetts primary elections brought the last push from candidates vying for nominations from their respective parties—in positions ranging from state representative to governor.
News
BC Students Have A Tradition Of Creating Change On Campus
The Heights has a rich history of being a proponent for change at Boston College while still informing the student body of life outside of the University.
